Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1923, Page 14

READY TO REMOVE | PHARACH'S SHRINES Photographic Record Com-| plete, Carter Clears Objects in Mortuary Chamber. and the New York the New York chamber, Moward Carter is said to have digcovered against the outer shrine another huge bouquet of flow- ers, faded to a drab color by their long preservation. On a back beam of the outer shrine, which incloses the inner shell around the sarcophagus, were found two statues covered with gold rep- resenting monkeys. one seated on a miniature chair, and the other so placed that the tail curled around the woodwork. It is believed they were posted there to represent sentries protecting the sanctity of the inner | shrines and whatever lies beneath | them. 1t is officially announced that the first press visit to the tomb will be on Tuesday of next week. ———— POINCARES GIVE DINNER THE DRY SQUAD CHANGES MADE IN BALTIMORE Paul A. Chamberlain Replaces Linton S. Evans as Head of Agents. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORFE, Md., November force of federal prohibition agents in | Baltimore was announced yesterday, when H. M. Luckett, divisional chief of the prohibition force, came here EVENING STAR, =t The long-expected shake-up in the D. ¢, TUESDAY, WASHINGTON, private TELLS OF IMMIGRANTS |4 FLEECED BY WHOLESALE“ banks, forelgn l‘xchnnlrm W fon in Kurope, ning aliens, Pignataro told Saulvatore A. Cotillo, who conducted Thousands Swindled by Fraudulent | the hearing. Exchanges and Other Systems, ‘“PLAY JURY” OUT OF JOB. ¥ YORK, November 27.—The ury of 200 prominent citizens, n alterna- nip” of the pped yes- mmissioner "Au- with the an- cement that in the future com- against productions will be ¢ and not Federal Investigator Charges. - | pl iog. of tho organized last winter as chiange D d_collections partment Joint legislative com 1 tigate exploitation of immigran hundred pl ts. taken before a grand jul NOVEMBER 27, 1923. COUNTERFEIT $10 BILLS BET ON FOOT BALL GAM By the Associated Press. ST. LOUIS, November 27.—Youths posing as students have aided in me‘ gistribution of counterfeited ten-dol- 18 represented in of the Union. man who gave his name a8 Ha ITnh:Lck Was arrestea hers after h» |had passed one of the alleged counter. feited notes, ‘The bills are good i federal reserve currency likeness of Andrew Jac lar notes by betting them on foot |lieve tho “ring" ball games, federal agents announce |nearly every state here. Many of these bills, tha federal agents said, were bet on the Michi- gan-Wisconsin game. Since the arrest of Mrs. Snyder here some time ago e agents have made an investigaticn, which they say has led them to be- h—. | - The Flour That’ll Never Fail the Cook | from Washington and ordered the TO HONOR GEN. PERSHING = | changes. t. November 27.—The | s : | Ambassador Herrick and Marshals| ™y ;.10 5 Evans, head of the squad of photographic records of the | outer shrine In the tomb of Tutankh- | Foch, Joffre and Petain Among | for the last few yonths, was ordered amen, and of i je - g o { cd as being lmmediately witnin e | e e s 5 ely within its | be given a speciz doors, which occupied U5 By the Associnted Press. . | um-gnes‘ om.-».p His place will be filled Dart of the last we PARIS, November 27.—Premier Poin- | b, ‘4 " Chamberlain eted. The store ¢ LAt e and Mme. 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